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Agent Memory Hall — AI skill for Claude Code

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An open interchange protocol for portable, governable, and auditable memory across AI agents.

How to install Agent Memory Hall

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open MakiDevelop/agent-memory-hall and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Agent Memory Hall does

An open interchange protocol for portable, governable, and auditable memory across AI agents.

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README

Agent Memory Hall

**Your AI coding agent forgets everything the moment you close the session.** AMH fixes that — with a handoff protocol, not another vector database.

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The Problem

Every developer who uses AI coding agents knows this ritual:

Work with Claude Code / Cursor / Copilot for two hours
Close the session
Open a new session — the agent has no idea what you were doing
Spend 10 minutes re-explaining the context
Repeat

Worse: the agent said *"I'll fix the auth bug next session."* It didn't. Because it forgot it promised.

**Existing memory tools solve storage** ("where do I put memories?"). AMH solves **continuity** ("did the agent actually follow through?").

What AMH Does

Three slash commands. One local SQLite file. Three minutes to set up.

/start    → reads last session's state, shows "here's where you left off"
/save     → checkpoint mid-session (after a milestone)
/wrap-up  → structured close: what was done, what's pending, what's next

Plus **Baton** — the part no other tool does:

Baton tracks:
  - open_loops:      "said I'd do X — haven't done it yet"
  - follow_ups:      "deferred 3 times, first seen June 10"
  - active_decisions: "chose A over B because..."
  - patterns:        "keeps making the same mistake"

When you `/start` the next session, Baton tells your agent: *"You promised to fix the auth bug. You haven't. It's been deferred twice."*

Quick Start (3 minutes)

Option A: SQLite Skills (zero dependencies)

**macOS:**

mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/{session-start,session-save,session-wrap-up} ~/.claude/job-memo
python3 -c "
import sqlite3, os
db = os.path.expanduser('~/.claude/sessions.db')
conn = sqlite3.connect(db)
conn.execute('''CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXI